Eastern Medicine for Pain & Healing

Struggling with Chronic Pain, Stress, or Muscle Tension?

Eastern medicine offers time-tested, holistic therapies to restore balance, improve circulation, and promote natural healing. Whether you’re dealing with muscle pain, poor circulation, or stagnation, therapies like Gua Sha, Cupping, and Dry Needling can help relieve discomfort and enhance overall well-being.

Could You Benefit from Eastern Medicine?

These techniques are effective for:
✔️ Chronic muscle tension & pain
✔️ Poor circulation & lymphatic congestion
✔️ Headaches, migraines & stress relief
✔️ Detoxification & immune support
✔️ Injury recovery & muscle recovery

Healing Therapies: How They Work

Gua Sha – A specialized tool is used to gently scrape the skin, releasing muscle tension, improving circulation, and reducing inflammation. Great for tight muscles, detoxification, and boosting the immune system.

Cupping Therapy – Glass or silicone cups create gentle suction on the skin, promoting blood flow, relieving deep muscle tension, and removing toxins from stagnant areas.

Dry Needling – Ultra-thin needles are inserted into trigger points to release muscle knots, reduce pain, and improve mobility. Unlike acupuncture, which balances energy flow, dry needling targets muscular dysfunction for faster relief from tension and injuries.

Dr. Maxwell’s Approach to Eastern Medicine

Dr. Maxwell integrates traditional Eastern healing with modern medicine to create a customized plan for your pain relief and overall health. Your session may include:
✅ Gua Sha & Cupping for circulation & tension relief
✅ Dry Needling for muscle release & pain reduction
✅ Acupuncture for stress, pain, & energy balance
✅ Herbal medicine & dietary recommendations
✅ Lifestyle adjustments for long-term wellness

*** Any specialized services provided during your visit will be included in the cost of your new patient or follow-up appointment, depending on the type of visit.

Common Questions

Is Gua Sha, Cupping, or Dry Needling painful?
These therapies are generally gentle and relaxing. Mild redness, soreness, or bruising may occur as circulation increases—this is normal and temporary.

How many treatments will I need?
Results vary based on your condition and goals. Some feel relief after one session, while others benefit from regular treatments for lasting effects.

Can these therapies be combined with other treatments?
Absolutely! Many patients combine Gua Sha, Cupping, and Dry Needling with acupuncture, massage, or corrective exercises for optimal results.

How Can I Book an Appointment?

Schedule a Discovery Call or Book an Appointment today! Let’s work together to get you moving pain-free.